Events across borders test loyalty and power
In Geneva 1903 Count von Stroebel pressures John Armitage to recover a stolen packet containing Archduke Karl's sworn indictment. Armitage rejects a Vienna path, but Stroebel offers a covert commission to push Austria’s fate, hinting at a dangerous political game and possible impersonation of Frederick Augustus. The two part with unresolved danger and a wary bond.
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John Armitage
Paris
Count Ferdinand von Stroebel
Monte Rosa
Geneva
von Stroebel
Vienna
John Arms
Armitage
Austria
Servrian
Witis
van Stroebel
Archduke Karl
North America
Viona
Karl
Francis
Peter
Frederick Augustus
Pam
Armitagon
America
Rambaud
Washington
Winkelried
Archduke
Empire
Budapest
Europe
Count von Stroebe
Count von Stroebel
Chauvenet
Jules Chauvenet
Bertie
St. Petersburg
United States
Montana
Virginia
Harvard University
Cambridge
Law School
Frederick
Augustus
The Unknown Figure at Geneva Dejeuner
Captain Richard Claiborne and his sister Shirley charm at Monte Ross in Geneva. An Englishman named Armitage, registered by American attache Arthur Singleton, intrigues Shirley as he quietly observes the table and the room.
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America
Richard
Claibornes
Shirley
Bothe bin
Rome
Florente
Giria
Know Nothing
Chauvenet
Claiborne
Washington
Neue Freie Presse
Vienna
Munich
Tosh
Mother
Shirley Claiborne
Neve Frele Presse
Miss Claiborne
Richard Claiborne
Geneva
Liverpool
Hilton Claiborne
United States
England
Dick Claiborne
Philippines
Fort Myer
Monte Ross
Wagner
Arthur Singleton
London
Singleton
Stroebel
Arthur
Armitage
Armitager
Bhirley
Neve Frole Presse
Claiborné
American State Department
Lord Bleas
Paris
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